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Russian plane hits Kazakhstan, Ukraine declares war on Russia Ukraine successfully fires a missile at dozens of Russian suicide bombers On the eastern front, the special forces of Ukraine declared the destruction of 27 Russian troops and the invalidation of the Nona self-propelled gun system The Wagner Group soldiers are accused of being deceiving in Russia Russia-China relations have a sign of conflict due to increased electricity prices Taiwan activists compete for the status of an independent country despite the propaganda efforts of the Chinese Communist Party The Nigerian government declares a state of emergency Japan prepares for an aircraft carrier operation and changes to F-35B Japan moves with two consecutive land moves in less than half an hour U.S. officials were robbed of roadblocks, found a car but did not see a phone and ipad Hundreds of people run away from a shopping mall in Bangkok Yesterday, the Russian military attacked the city of Kherson, damaging the house and possibly injuring local people. Roman Mroko, the head of the Kherson City Military Bureau, said the Russian military had attacked Kherson's Dniprovsky District from the left bank at around noon. The Russian bombardment aimed at the Kherson outskirts damaged many houses and possibly injured people. Currently, detailed information on the number of casualties is in full swing. Earlier, Ukrainian officials warned the people of Kherson about the operation of the Russian aircraft and the ability to launch missiles as well as guided bombs, which were observed in the airspace of Kherson. At another event on the same day, the Russian Air Force attacked Ukraine with 31 Shchad-class unmanned aerial vehicles and Iskander-K cruise missiles in the morning of yesterday. Ukrainian air defense forces said they had shot down 30 air targets. Specifically, according to Ukrainian sources, the Russian side launched Shchad-class missiles from Kep-Shoda and Iskander-K missiles from the city of Zhankoy. Both are in the Khrum area occupied by Russia. The Ukrainian Air Force shot down a cruise missile and 29 Russian unmanned aerial vehicles. Vitaly Kim, the head of the Military Administration of the Mikolayev Province, said that up to 16 Russian Shchad-class unmanned aerial vehicles were shot down in the Mikolayev Province. Meanwhile, the special forces of the Ukrainian army reported on the elimination of 27 Russian troops in just one day. The report said that the soldiers of the special forces of Ukraine had wiped out 27 troops and injured 10 more people in just one day in the eastern front. In addition, a Russian 2S9 Nona-S self-propelled artillery system has also been neutralized. There is information that the former soldiers of the Wagner Group are on patrol in Russia after leaving the military zone in Ukraine. These soldiers have been accused of committing many crimes since returning to Russia. According to the Kremlin, the Wagner combat group was recruited from prisoners since 2022. These prisoners were then asked to be reimbursed and encouraged to receive cash in exchange for six months of military service in Ukraine. Vladimir Oshetskin, a Russian human rights activist, who interviewed former members of the Wagner Group, told Newsweek that up to 30,000 prisoners had been recruited from prisons and taken to Ukraine. Recent information suggests that some former Wagner mercenaries have been on the lookout since returning to Russia. They were accused of committing new crimes. A source yesterday said that a former Wagner soldier was arrested for suspected murder of two women in the Russian territory of Krasnoyarsk. This 32-year-old mercenary was accused of burning a house if a 68-year-old woman and a 35-year-old girl were alive. The Russian police said they arrested this soldier and found evidence of a fuel box. On the same day, the March Telegram channel reported that another 35-year-old Wagner mercenary was arrested for a crime and this person fled a temporary detention center in Krasnodar, Russia. The Russian state-owned energy company Interal has begun to limit electricity supply to China after Putin's ally and important trade partner refused to increase prices. The new dispute between Russia and China stems from China's face-to-face with serious issues on electricity due to limited supply and a demand to limit coal production in the country. On the contrary, Russia is trying to make up for the decline in domestic currency, which is affecting export revenue. Newsweek reported that China is showing a tough negotiation with Russia's demand to increase electricity prices and determine a high position for itself when negotiating with Russia. On the Russian side, Western sanctions against this country have forced Moscow to maintain a tight relationship with Beijing. China is currently Russia's largest electricity market. In 2022, according to Russian news agency, the country exported a record 4.7 billion kilowatts of electricity to China. The Mongolian side agreed to increase prices from Russia, but China did not. Interal Group representatives said that from today they will limit some of the electricity exports to China. At the Asian Sports Conference, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan sent their athletes to China to participate and compete as independent countries. This situation clearly brings China a lot of discomfort. Unlike last year's Beijing Winter Olympics, where Taiwan only sent four athletes, this year at the Asian Sports Conference, more than 500 Taiwanese athletes came to participate. This clearly brings China a golden opportunity to show not only welcome to athletes, but also to fans of Taiwan watching from home. At the opening ceremony in Hangzhou, the Taiwan delegation received one of the biggest cheers from the crowd. While the local TV station cut the scene, Chinese President Xi Jinping applauded the welcome when the Taiwanese team was introduced. China claims the self-governing island according to this democratic system as its territory, and there is a long-term deal between Taipei and Beijing, that Taiwanese teams can only compete internationally with the condition that the name or flag of Taiwan is not used. A race between Hong Kong and Taiwan on the Great Wall of China has brought back a lot of interesting things, when both teams compete as independent countries on the mainland of China. The Taiwanese football team competes with the letter CT on the hat, meaning Taipei, China, instead of just writing a letter T, meaning Taiwan. Having to compete under this name is nothing new to Taiwanese. They used the same name at the World Football Championships earlier this year. In an interview, Lin Chiu-wei, a Taiwanese athlete who played with Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins, said, I came to participate in the games and didn't think too much about it. I came here to compete, that's all. Taiwanese officials who went with the delegation to Hangzhou also refused to comment on this issue. They said they were only focused on the achievements of the athletes. During the games that Taiwan won, the Chinese camera man was always facing the fans of China on the podium, cheering and waving the Chinese flag. Taiwanese athletes don't care too much about this issue. They say that sports is sports, politics is politics, and we are here for sports. In fact, Taiwanese and Hong Kong people are of the same origin as Chinese people. They say this, but they just don't recognize the rule of the Chinese government, just like in the Mainland. Because more than anyone else, they are the Chinese who clearly understand the danger of this system. The Nigerian Defense Ministry said at least 29 soldiers were killed in an attack near the Mali border in western Niger. Nigerian television has stated that the period of the coup lasted three days, starting yesterday. According to the country's defense ministry, the attack took place near the Mali border to neutralize the threat posed by the ISIL armed group in the area. The attacks of armed groups from outside have shaken the Sahel region of Africa for more than 10 years. It broke out in northern Mali in 2012, before spreading to neighboring Niger and Burkina Faso in 2015. The three-state border area between Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso is known to be a place where the attacks of ISIL and al-Qaeda soldiers are frequently directed. Japan has invested money to replace two existing helicopter destroyers of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force into a pair of aircraft models. And they also bought 42 short-range fighter jets and long-range aircraft, the Lockheed Martin F-35B for the Japanese Air Defense Force. Two years ago, an F-35B of the U.S. Marine Corps conducted a test flight of the first aircraft on the island of Izumo. This event marks the first time since the Japanese Imperial Navy that a fixed-wing aircraft took off from a Japanese ship. Japan's first F-35B helicopter will arrive in Japan next year. Japan must plan to establish new units for the operation of aircraft carriers in the future. Since the end of August, the Japanese Defense Ministry has proposed a budget of $52.9 billion for the fiscal year 2024. This is the largest defense budget so far. With this budget, Japan will temporarily establish a temporary F-35B fleet of about 110 people at the Nitabaru Air Base next year, under the command of the No. 5 Fleet in Miyagi Prefecture. Although the F-35B will operate on ships of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force in the future, the aircraft and personnel are under the control of the Japanese Air Defense Self-Defense Force. The Nitabaru Air Base was also sponsored to build a new air defense operation center worth about $12 million, a new aircraft carrier worth $10 million, and a new supply depot worth $6.6 million for the F-35B. In addition, the current command center of the base has also been moved to a new submarine to prevent the loss of command and control capabilities in the event of an attack. The chosen base is believed to be able to move smoothly in many situations, and it is also planned to be near another important transport base for the Japanese F-35B in the future. About 140 km southwest of the Nitabaru Air Base, the Japanese Defense Ministry is building a completely new base on the island of Majishima. For the Japanese, the Majishima Air Base will serve as a transport base during peace time, as well as a base for replacement operations during wartime or disaster relief operations. To prepare for the Majishima Air Base to go into operation soon, JASDF will set up a vanguard team of 90 people on the island next year to handle the administrative and air control work of the base. In addition, Japan will cooperate with the Italian Navy in the operations of the F-35B aircraft. Captain Ryo Sakai said that this summer, the force will cooperate with the Italian Navy in operating the F-35B aircraft. Two earthquakes of 6.2 and 4.6 degrees Richter occurred in Nepal when people felt tremors in much of the Indian territory. Yesterday, two tremors were felt within half an hour, and the first earthquake with a magnitude of 4.6 degrees Richter occurred at 2 hours 25 minutes. The second earthquake occurred at 2 hours 51 minutes with a magnitude of 6.2 degrees Richter. The magnitude of the earthquake is in Nepal, but people can feel tremors in much of India. Some people in Delhi ran out of their homes and offices to ensure safety. No casualties or injuries have been reported. U.S. Senator Henry Cuellar, a Republican from Texas, was lucky to survive an armed robbery near the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington. The incident occurred at about 9.30 p.m. local time in the Navy Yard, southeast of the city, where Cuellar was driving more than a kilometer from the Capitol. Mr. Cuellar, 68 years old, was approached by three armed men and robbed of his car, phone and iPad. Fortunately, this senator was safe and sound after the robbery. According to Mr. Cuellar's office, his stolen car was quickly recovered, but it is still unclear whether his phone and iPad were found. The U.S. Capitol Police quickly reported the incident and said detectives are actively working to identify suspicions related to the robbery. This is a shocking incident of a robbery in Washington. Up to 750 car robberies have been reported so far this year. About 75% of them are armed robberies. Senator Henry Cuellar is known to be in his 10th term and representing Texas' 28th electoral district. He is known to be famous for his political role in the U.S. House of Representatives. Robberies in Washington are no exception. Hundreds of people fled from a famous shopping mall in Bangkok on Tuesday after hearing gunshots rang out near high-end retail stores. Videos and images posted on social media show people running to the streets of the Siam Paragon shopping mall when they heard news of a gunman operating in the shopping mall. Initial reports said people heard gunshots coming from a toilet on the ground floor. The gunman was a man in jeans, a brown hat, a black coat and military-style shoes. The weapon he was carrying looked like a short rifle. The man was later detained by police. Women and children hurriedly tried to find their way out of the shopping mall. Those who could not approach the entrance were looking for a hidden place. The train station was closed and the public was advised to stay away from the mall. Thai Prime Minister Sreedhar Thavishin said he had been notified of the incident and ordered the National Police Chief Totsak Sukhimon to monitor the situation closely. Thank you for watching.